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Integrated multiphysics solvers

Fluid, thermal, structural and electromagnetic solvers in a single, unified environment.

Physics AI framework

Simulation and Physics AI integrated side-by-side as complementary technologies

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Built to connect to your existing toolstack, with native registry of any 3rd party solver, method and AI model

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Fluid Dynamics

Simulate internal and external flows across the full physics range — laminar and turbulent, compressible, multiphase, and conjugate heat transfer.

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Structural Mechanics

Assess stress, fatigue, and deformation under real-world loads — from lightweight components to large structural assemblies.

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Thermodynamics

Evaluate heat transfer across conduction, convection, and radiation — for electronics cooling, HVAC, thermal packaging, and more.

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Electromagnetics

Model electromagnetic fields and coupled thermal effects for motors, sensors, transformers, and power electronics design.

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Multiphysics

Couple thermal, structural, and fluid effects to capture real-world interactions single-physics analysis misses.

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